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The Opelousas courier., 1887-10-01
Brace Up.

You are feeling depressed, your appe-
tite is poor, you are bothered with head
ache, you are fdgety, nervous and gen"
orally out of sorts, and want to brace up.
Brace up, but not with s%timulants spring
medicines, OF bitters which have for
their basis very cheap, bad whisky, and
which stimulate you for an hour, aud
then leave you in a worse condition than
before. What you want is an Alternative
that willpurify your blood. start healthy
action Of liver and kidneys, restore your
vitality, and give renewed health and
strength. Such a medicine you will find
in Electric Bitters, and only 50 cents a
bottle at Hamilton & Bailey's. 3
The Opelousas courier., 1887-10-01
Their Business Booming.

Probably no u thing has caused
such a general revival Of trade at Ham
ilton & Bailey's drug store as their Civ
ing away to their customers of flee trial
bottles Of Dr.. Kings New Dicovery for
Consumption. Their trade is simply
enormous in this very valuable article
from the fact that it always cures and
never disappolnts. Coughs, colds, asth
ma, bronchitis, Group, and all throat and
lung diseases quickly cured. You can
test it before buying by getting a
trial bottle free, large size 81. Every
bottle warranted. 3
The Opelousas courier., 1887-10-01
JURY List.

Be it known that we the undersicM
Commissioners did, on this the 18th da
gust, A. ID. 1887, meet ct the Clerk;
the town of Opelousas, parish of St
for the purpose OF drawing a itrv ccaLA
regular term OF the District Courb3}} 1or
Judicial District, under section S ne 4
of the regular session of 1877: all H. feC No. :
being present, Diomel Durio. ono Xenbd
members, drew from the general ehe sal
one at a time, the names Of the folHr!re box
persons to compose the grand and I!iing fifty
tor the hrst week of the said CT Jurors
nlenclng MONDAY, the 18th = CON.
October, A. D., 1887, a list ay, of
was then and there kept bv whom
OF said Court, James o. Cbaeh Clerk9
III our Judgment. a Jury being remit and I
second, third and fourth weeks of h r the
then and there proceeded, as in draT;sLl
first fifty jurors, to draw thirty add;S y
names to serve as petit jurors for ths sS.soaag
week, and thirty additional names w + esceai
petit jurors for the third sstVea
the term Of said Court, and we t hheek oil
thirty additional names to serve ~ aseF /
Jurors for the fourth week Of the term az az petit
and we, the Clerk and commissioner 4 :GSolltt
and there place the names drawn ulu .la
said for each separate week in sans 90 aloEe
velopes, and sealed and endorsedp tate e.
with the weeks for which they wers SAM
lively drawn, which said enyelonas aespest
ing said names, were then and thar oman
in jury box provided for the purposs piaeeds
after depositing said m therein . which
said, was locked and sealed by rs, ana aiOfe
in the custody of the clerk Of the Placed
nse at said term of said Court. y" if
The Opelousas courier., 1887-10-01

10 department des postes Went de.
mettre des timbres de couleurs ct de
aassins dif6rents de ceux en- usage ac-
lneiler1ent, quils sont destin6s d rem
placer; les tinbres de 2 cents sont
veFts au lieu d'6tre rouges. ct portent
Ia hgure Washington ceux de 5 cents
sont dun bleu fonce an lieu d'6tre dun
brnn c~lccolat CONNIE auparavant ct
orn6e de ia figure Grant, substitute q
ceIle de Garfield.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-10-01

Lugabre Statistiqae.-A l~occasion
des batailles livr6es, sous Metz, lie ID,
I6 ct 18 ao1t 1870, les journaux ale
uaapds ont rappel6 les ehiffres des pertes
subies par l'armee ~allemande, pendant
ces trois j~ournees 1900 $1,000 ct H..
600 hommes.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-10-01
Ie systeme de distribution spe-
Ciale.

LAbeille.
M. William F. Villas, Maftre de Poste
General des Etats Unis, a adresse aux
divers Maftres de Poste du pays une
Circulaire, par laquelle il les ~requiert
d'appeler l%attention du public sur Pa
vantage que presente lie systemic de dis
tribution ~speciale Especial Delivery Sys-
tenn, qui fonctionne depuis quelque
temps ct que les masses ne connaissent
qu'imparfaitement.
ST q laffranchissement dune lettre,
dun document, dun paquet quelcon-
que, entrant dams la categorie de ceux
que recoit la poste, vous a~joutez un
timbre de special delivery, timbre cot
tant 10 cents; penvoi, quill provienne
de la localite meme de destination, GU
de tout autre bureau postal, est imm6-
diatement porte par un messenger spe-
cial, dams les limites de la course des
facteurs ordinaires du bureau d'expe-
dition, GU dams un rayon dun mile de
tout autre bureau, n'ayant point un
service de f~acteurs.
Atm de bien constater que la dite
distribution s'effectue avec Ia diligence
reQuise, lie destinataire de la lettre,
document, paQuet, ETC., portant CO tim
bre additlonnel, ell dome recu au mes
sager sur III livret special, OH Fheure
de la livraison est consts3ee. Pas nest
be soin d'insister sur importance de
CO contr6le.
Les envois de ce genre peuyent .etre
fat de tout bureau de poste DIES Etats-
Unis a quelque point que ce soft du
continent.
Les lmmenses avantages dc ce syS-
teme sautent aux yeux Ell mile ct une
circumstances il r6pond a DIES besoins
p~ressants, il sert DIES interets urgents.
Les cas- sont a l'infni GU il est indis-
pensable que des communications arri-
vent immediatement a lear destination,
ct cette transmission ofhcielle offre &C.
lerite ct seeurit6 complete a l'expedi-
teur ainsi Qu'au destinataire.
Citons, entr'autres, la reclamation
dune dette, alors que les delais pres
sent; les traites GU billets protestes j;
les lettres contenant DIES contrats de
valeur les sommations de Cours de
justice les appels a des assemblies ex-
traordinaireg de banques GU corpora
les informations sur un place
HAT de valeurs immediat les lettres
l'avG de mar
chan& Is expediees, l'envoi de ca
deaux, a ne date precise la demande
dun medeor> ETC., etc. Dams le com.
meree, dams n~aiefaires de tous genres,
dams les relationsadeiales, c'est Ia un
intermediate preche fet obtenu a prix
tres bias, CONNIE ON leto ait.
Ce service par m~esseeers sp6ciaux
fonctionne jusqu'a onze heiaes du soir,
longtemps apreS Qua fni
celui des facteurs reguliers. M
Nous avons parle plus haut d. Ia dis
lance d laquelle sont limites ces essa-
gers speciaux Noutons que les Evers
maitres de poste son requis d'6t@d dre
cette distance, dams tous les cas- III il
peut etre ainsi fait sans grand i'd lon
venient.
II est vivement d desirer qu'un ri
eux patronage soft accorde a ce hes
teme qui est un veritable progress. he D.
80 az nasagy Polsei@ sans uouIbficer
exDeditif ct sir. obtient le ~natrdPhysie
auquel il a incontestablement toukvery
Ipass Il
The Opelousas courier., 1887-10-01

M~onseigneur Francois Xavier Leray,
ArcheY6que de la Nile Orleans, est
mort d Chateau iron, France, lie %
septembre. II 6tait age de 62 ans. LIE
Rev. Chapelle, de Washington, D. c.,
sera probablement son successor.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-10-01

Un enfant de NJ. Leander NJ. Hall,
sIermier du voisinage de Covington,
Tenn, s'6tait cache ell jouaut dams
une presse a cotton a demi-pleine, mer-
credi ; la presse q etc remplie, le cotton
press6 ct Qnand on a retire la bale Oh
s'est apercu de rhorrible accident.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-10-01

LIE Meschacebe, Bonnet CarraP. o.
paroisse St-Jean-B aptiste, du ia sep
tembre
LIE premier sucre de rannee est arrive
sur lie marche de la NouvelletOrl6ans
samedi dernier ct naturellement son ap-
partition precoce a cree beaucoup din
t6r6t daps les e~ercles sucriers. Car 81 ce
,sucre v nest pas celui qui soft
jusqn'ici arrive lie plus tot al march6,
il y a bien des annees que sd pr6cocite
MA pas etc surpassee. Ian deruier lie
premier lot de sucre est arrive a ii Nou-
velle-O Orleans le Ia octobre; il Sc com.
posait de 20 barils de sucre clariie pro-
venant de lhabitation Ste Emma, pa
roisse Assumption ce sucre etait VEN
dn 8 cents la liyre lie % octobre seule-
ment le premiere sucre d'equipage fut
recu : I3 boucauts de thabitation Ste
Claire d St-Jacques class6 .'bon fair
il Tapporta 5 3lS cents la livre.
En- 1885 le premier lot de sucre ve-
matt aussi de phabitation Ste.Emma; il
Sc composait de 25 barils, etait recn lie
8 octobre ct Sc vendait SLIP cents la
liVre. En- 1854, la premier consigna-
ton de suere debarquait sur le quai de
la Nouyelle- Orleans le Ii 6ctobGe /; il Sc
composait de 43 barils exp6di6s de l'ha-
bitation Forlorn Hope, paroisse her
vile. II SO vendait 5 cents la livre.
lie premier sncre de 1857, don't nous
parlons plus haqt Went de l'habitation
Gold Mine. de III. F. E. Tassin, dams
notre paroisse.o Lie lot Sc composait de
quatre b~oucauts, consignes aoM. Pierre
Lanaux. LIE sucre etait de belle quail
t6, consid6rant rs oQue native de ga
fabIique, ct il a 6te pvendu par NJ. A.
T6te, courtier, a MN. Schmidt 81 Zeig-
Ter q 6 cents La livre.
En- meme temps que ce sucre, il a etc
six autres barils de melasse nou-
yelle produite 6galement sur l'habita-
ton Gold Mine. Classee 'strict prime"
cette melasse a 6te Yendue 80 cents lie
LIE mauyais temps a empech6, d.
manche dernier, la conference de M. le
protesseur Cyrille Theard toutefois
queiques brins de son Agavail sur lie 70
ayant etc lus devant I'm comite
de personnes completeness, NJ. Th6ard a
recu les fluctuations de ses 6couteurs
qui, tous, ont etc charm9s d'entendre
exposer en- termes d~elicieux, les AVIAN
5ages de la nouyelle langue universelle
lue FONT peut bien apprentice en- moins
de deux mois.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-10-01

L'Entreprise, Nouvelle Ib6rie, pa
roists IS ], du ~ septembre
lie capitaine r. w. Allen, du steam
er ssSaccharine,o nous apprend qu'un
rent violent q pass6 sur une partie de
40 paroisse st. Marie. vendredi derpier,
et 6 endommag6 la canine sur plusisrs
Observation-Disclosures sur cellG de
CalUnaet, prophets de M. Dan Thomp-
son. On porte Ia perte d $4,000.
LA Tonlaison commencera de tres
bonnie heure. cette ~ann6e-vers lie 10
oCtObre, probablement. II s'agit main
tenant de s'assurer de bons bras pour
lee travaux.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-10-01

Les amis des anarchistes coudamnes
d mort a Chicago font tout &c qui de,
pend d'eux pour e%mpecher que rezecu-
ton ait lieu ct il s'orgauise dams ce but
10 pnissant movement auquei Sc joi-
gnent I'm grand uombre d'ouvliers dams
toutes les parties du pays.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-10-01

The best salve in the world foY cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers. salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction, or money refunded. Price 25c
per box. For sale by Hamilton& Bailey
The Opelousas courier., 1887-10-01

LIE Meridional, Abbeville, paroisse
Vermillion, du % septembre
La Gu les chenilles mont pas fat leur
apparition, dams Dotre paroisse, le
rendement du cotton est abondant.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-10-01

L'Echo. Lace Charles, paroisse Calca-
aieu, du "a septembre:
Voici I'm fait qui donne une idee DIES
progress ct des authorizations qui ont Gu
lieu lei. Nous lemons dune personne
tres bien inform6e que ION a construct,
depuis IL mois, dams les limites de la
vile dc Lac Charles, $50 n~ouvelles ba-
tissre. Queile autre localite, CONNIE la
notre psut, dams l'Etat, 50 vanter den
avoir fait autant9
The Opelousas courier., 1887-10-01

Every horse owner should have a copy
of that admirable work, "a Treatise on
the Horse and His Diseases" by Dr.Ken-
dali. A few copies-English or German
for sale at this office at Csc. per cop
The Opelousas courier., 1887-10-01

FseUre Observation-Disclosures, D. c.,
% sept-Avis oficiel a ste recu hier,
an bureau du Chirurgien en- chef, IN
noncant que l'epidemie de Eyre jaime
q Key West, est pratiquementssssa flu.
Aucun cas- a etc constate
durant Ia semaine, ct u6 seul d6ssea
etc rapports. =
The Opelousas courier., 1887-10-01

En- California, snrtout dams les com
ties du Sud, l'abricot est 81 abondant
que d6ja la production excedo la con-
s%ommation. ct pour l'utiliser on Cssaie
den faire du vim. On cueille pabricot
~lorsqu'il est tres mdr on l'ecrase ct
on traite lie jus comme celui du %raisin,
ct on obtient ainsi I'm vim dune grande
limpidit6, richie en- couleur, ct aussi pc
tillant que du champagne. Rien de
plus agreeable a boire que ce vim d'ahri-
cot, dit un journal californian il est
delicieux ct Sc vendrait facilement.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-10-01
Pour .Buge de District.

Nous somnles autorises q announcer M. l.. /.
IAhSEY CONNIE oandidat non politique q Ia
PLACE do Juge du lSe District Judiciaire, COM
pose des paroisses st. Landry ct Acadie, a la
prochasac election.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-10-01

Les Nichollistes ont organise IL, Ipb
samedi dernier a St.Martin7ille. II 7
await IL membres presents. Mauvais
nombre. -Reveille.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-10-01

Les Petts Passe. Temps de Ia Satisa.
que.--Veut-on savoir co que produii
D tonne de Charlton a Gaz?
Une tonne de charbon de terre, ou-
tire 50 quantit6 de gaz produit $500 lii
vres de coke. 20 gallons d'eau ammo
~niacale, ct 40 livres de coaltar on gou-
dron de Charlton.
En- RESONANT CO goudron par Ia dis
tilation, on obtienf: 69.6 Iivres de poix.
Ia livTes de creosote, IA livres de naph.
taline, A livres 3l4 d'huiIe de naplte,
Ia livres d'algarine. "a de naphte dis
solutive, I.5 de ph6nol, I.3 d'aurine, III
d'anilite, OFT de toluicine.
C'est de cette derniere substance que
Ion retire le nonveau prodnit dit sac
charine du goudron qui est r6put6 an-
crer $50 fois auHant que til meilleur su-
ere de came
Nos is6res ~anraient Etc ASSET surpris
n m ten await affirm6 que nous SUI
creriots IN jour notre cafe avec un
moroccan de charlton de terre.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-10-01
Bueklen,s Arnjea saIve-

Blank liens, for advances of supplies
by merchants, for sale at this office.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-10-01

- legislature de f'etat de Jalisco,
Mexique, q pass6 une loi d~9cretant qua
partfr On Ter septembre tous les habi-
tants males d~evraient stre habill6s de
pantaions quand lis De montreraient en-
public. CONNIE beaucSup d'entre ces
gems, qui sont principahment DIES In
dienss n'avaient janlais fait usage de CO
~vbkement, It's ont 6t6 bien em~barrasg6s
ct grand nonlbre FONT fonrr6 Power.
cure en- ar.i6re.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-10-01

LIE Review, Morgan City, paroisse
Ste. Marie. du % septembre:
Le Dr.. Darrall commencera la rou-
~laison, sur lhabitation Oakley, lie II
0CtObre, ct. sur phabitation Avoca, lie 25
du meme mois. II a une splendide re-
collie sur ses deux prophecies. Les 81
r0ps seront transport6s sur Ia raffneiie
Lockheart.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-10-01

On forcat disait reinforcement qu'on
ravait mis- en- prison pour malhonnste-
III, ct dependant il est tous les .jours
fprc6 do TALLER DIES morceaux dc carton
pour 8sre places entire les semelies des
sonliers q bon marche, manufactures
dans 10 bagDe, ct ou'on vend ensuite
pomme fats e~ntierement de cnir, au
cnblic dnpe.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-10-01

% TfcT1fogono Cuff!ofJ :.
In testimony whereof we have he ,eo1
signed, this llth day of August, A. D., 'oo''
w. G. BELL,
(~~) d. DURIO, Com.
)SEAL} ROBERT CHACHERE,S
wv J.J. THOMPSON.
JAMES o. CHACHERE, Clerk
Duly recorded IN Jurors Record NO. q !"
office page LOG ct seq.
A true copy. c,o.t
b. MARrEL, Deputy CLERK
The Opelousas courier., 1887-10-01

lie cholera va toujours s'aggrayant
on Italie. LIE type en- est beaucoup
plus virnlent que les annees preceden-
tes. Les experts attribuent cette ag-
grayation q ce fait que Pom a neglige
d'extirper, antant que possible, les
gern,es laiss6s par les 6pid6mies ante
rieures &c qui q donn6 au heau COM
me IN caract6re indigene ct plus actif.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-10-01

@-FoR CLUB RATES or any further nfor.
nation apply to the undersigned Your
handwriting must be distinct and Signature
plain. More rapid return mail delivery will
pc assured by your enclosing an envelope
bearing your full address,
Send Postal Notes, Express Money Orders,
or New York Exchange in ordinary letter
Currency by Express Cat our expenseJ ad-
dressed 70
WI. a.
New Orleans, La.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-10-01


~.sssss4...-
Freddie Grant, qui est bien lie fills de
son peTe. entreprend b~eaucoup ct r8t1s.
eas pDu. CONNIE soldat, ii Gtait In far.
deau pour ses officers qui ON aceueiIli
CONNIE p b6nsdiction sd d6mission.
c0nln1e hnmme do chssnin az fer Il nss
1ait qae fler i'argent de son mare. a..
jourd'hui. il Sc laisse porter bar les &.
publicalns dc l'6tat de New York cnno
me candidat b III place de seer9tasra
dsetat ct est assez supple ponr sima-
giner one celia le fra 6lire president das
Etats. unia sn 1888. n be faut gviden-
nasnt pas beancoup de hatterie pour en-.
der nne petite cerveille.
L'EDtreprise. NouTelIe IbGrie. IA.
saisse Ih6ti~. dn III septembre
Ma. A Goodrich, petit farmier. ba.
0ifatlt pres III nnfre vile. fait. cetta q.
maine de c~onsiaerabIes expeditions aa'
faia pour Id NouvellesO Orleans. Cette
ueuyelle iUdustrie prend. tous les ionrs.
alss plus grande Importance narn.i1
pons ellie est de laws de 8 dun
e@6slaent rapport. Nous avons d6;a
gazAe ues enyoia de III. Alplionse Levy
css N~saessusas il en- est de meme 81
AaRclatoehes ri III i u. PEnd,homme
= spn foln $s32 sd HI tonne.
eaR 6fotay8ns dams l'Echo, Lac
Charles. caf antre fait
M&s 1anzss Mannd. ds Jennfnos 4
espeaiAs u ssmaino dsfniare 4 Ea
4nz4xAllasDrleans deux sscara.s ~
faIa a1a I9i pnk fApnoff4 $3.50 anssi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-08
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.


Elsie Feltner of fifteen. married George K
Feitner OF property on the old
Boomn road Broadway between Forty-seventh
and Forty ghth sts which there mortgage which
wa. 1888 The property passed through var
lous hands and is owned by Francis y Hoeger suit
by her dover right in the property
decided against her yesterday in the Court OF Common
Peas claimed that she not personally
served papers the original foreclosure suit her rights
were by result OF that proceeding samuel
g. Cowdrey, old lawyer. testified that he personally
served her husband and ChefJusce Larremore. before
whom the Yesterday tried held that under the old
ohancery practice sufficient 10 bind the wife
and directed the defendant Hoegcr Notice Of
appeal was given
An 40 cation Justice Lawrence in the Supreme
Court for the OF having Nathan
Barrett Mundy taken from the Boomingdae insane Asylum
10 Judicisly determined whether
he insane ground that commission 10
investigate appointed by Justice
on application ntimating that II should be maze 70
Judge in county, which Mundy lives 49,, go,
Colonel Robert O. ngesO on behalf OF the ffehch Naoe
Company yesterday obtained from Justice Lawrence an In
funct the Western Union Teegaph Company
from sending blanks OF the cable company or on
blanks Endorsed via French Cable bearing any DINER
calculated 70 make people thhA thal 'Ay arc S "
Tie RAPID Transit Cable Company hoen incorporated
with a capital stock OF 100000 The trustee are
John H. PenietOn. Cornelius Tiers Alexander H. Tiers
Thomas at Robert Sloan Lincoln Moss Thoras swim
yari H. duncan Harris Andrew BrysOn. Thomas L. Snedd
John W. Young. H. IL McAlister and Robert NJ Mics
obtained from Justice Lawrence OF the
Supreme Court serday by Walter II Gracf o. against
property Henry Free fman dealer IN fancy plush Jokes
and faas claim for $3.50 81 1t was alleged ihsl
gnment made with nient TO deiraud ms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-08
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-york. "Wednesday, Dec. 7.-BEEvES-Recefp,s
exclusive OF two cars yesterday 142 carloads OK
2547 head all jersey City with the exception u one
carload. Total days 1889 head against 1870
head for the time last week.
The low freight rates ia from Chicago) brought
held theIc 1862 sale Tho market
opened dull and Ice lower and steadily declined on tho
Common and Medium grades OF Cattle with the closing
sales 5ae0c below Monday prices At least 80 carloads
were to sell at late hour.
Among the Transactions reported the sale OF two
cars OF Texans averaging ,1Ol lbs SO rs and two
car lot OF Colorado Steers, PA bs at SO 90
Decent little Native Cattle sold down % with
oral sales OF Common 20 Fair SO 60as4 55 while Good 20
Prime ranged from - IS to s. O5 80 bringing
S5 Is 10 - 30 and Extra Ohio selling s. so.
The weights averaged from LISA TO 1871 los.
Shipments to-day 100 quarters Beef in the Celtic BY
Joseph Eastman. Latest private advlces report
American Live Cattle steady 11aloc. for the estimated
dressed weight.
CALVES-Bocepts AIS head. veas steady and in
fair demand 55 34c. for Poor Choice general
sales Ice. Grassers and Fed Calves were dull 40
20 j0aS2 IS for the former and 81 90as3 for tho
latter. with Mixed lot OF Western Calves selling 4c.
SHEEP AND LANBS-Retcpts were 90 cars OF
1929 head-12 NJ 00tst. and Jersey City
Total for days against 7O5 head for
the same time last week The light supply slightly
favored the selling interest prices tribe rmer
although the quoahy higher than yester
day All sold early except few late arrivals which
not offered Ordinary Good Sheep sold 80 jOds4 90,
Prime s5a$j b.
HOGS-Reccip's were 81 OF ofiO head-35 cars at
jersey City and 90 GOthst Total four days
2OO2 head against 2i,553 head for time last
week Market shade lower with 81 OhiJ Hogs, l7s
lbs average sold IS %, and OF State Roughs az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-08
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEWS FRoN THE FIELD Avo RANCE nr pR11

NEWS FROM THE FIELD ANO RANCE OF PRtcrS
Yesterdays crude oil market even duer than On
Tuesdly and abandoned wholly to the tender
merces OF the room pykers. The result was a narrow
range OF fluctuations which left prices at the end sub
santllly unchanged The speculation presents indjca-
lions OF narrow movements for time being, but tho
bears who are seeking contracts made at lower
values and the wouidbe buyers are waiting TO secure
cheaper OH can derive little satisfaction from the situation
For the first five days OF December the pipe line deliveries
amounted to 3360j6 barrels average per day OF only
01'33l barrels. But the have been only l0e533
excess Oi deliveries OF 10.l23 barrels "a O24 barrels
gay Inc charters for six days have up to 4l4.960
Nlie' OF the heavy average of 3D. 100 barrel, per day
ndNohDuig yesterday was yielding only 800 barrels and
the ruhois or new I'D dangers credited bv the
Drer class or oil operators. The market closed ul bu
slIphg ,cIuhcites were scarce and a premium of
Cch,r,s per l'OOO barrels paid for their use
The range ~ prices and the total dealings NJ tho Cop-
soIla'ed Exchange were As follows
Sales, barrels. $4,000. ~ ' "''0'
Refined on Is held with firm tone at is cents NJ,
galion' Abel test, al all ports. P0'
OIL CITY Penn, Dec. 7-Natonai Transit Certificates
opener az Ibs highest. 76p: lowest. 7GIs closet Is
.ateT u' barre clearances l04OOOO barrels char
3s.ilG barrels 1890 0"' '""''
rIrrshuRs Penn. Dec. 7.-Peroleum dun but firm Ns
t t ertlhcitss opened at 10 and closed at 768;
BRADFORD Penn. Dec. 7-N1tional Trll,t CartI9,,ta,
onened ar 76l. and co'ei 70 s. lisl,, 765 !oyest
TO- CleArinces l.0lO0DD barrels 49,
IIlOsFllLk Penn. Dec 1.NsfiDIl rrt1si. C,~nf,ltlt
sp'sed at '6is' highest 7G'l lowest 49, closet, &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-08

IIyrgrooI- Dec. 1880 p m-Beef-lioliers oner neeY
moderately primo mess western Htsy
az GGs 81 Hams-Iollors oner modcraey baconLiiol
s ofer freelV. ona clear at 3Ss sd Cheese-hotts
oner freely American choice duh At 5ss CSt1enssen on
Iiycrpno refined. nrm a els Iallow ana luIPen no
Holders o0er freely RoslnThe supply is good L1ri SPOT
and Futures-Ioldcrs offer moderately spot stcsdk at
~ beccmber steady at 87s 6dI January aud fenruary
steady at 81. % Whea-Holders offer freely mfo
nIders ug,r freely spot and Futures one
freely, Mixed Western spot steady at % 4HI ~ ~
cem6e steady at o. l'd DO January stSay o, o. W
February steady at 5a 2d hoPs " L'A"'"--'
state folders are not sferlnG , peooI ,o,ro,.up,
Gid Dor gallon Spirits OF Turpep,ine 27s w. per
cwt n, ,rL. mar
100 pounds ,,-, , o,o.., At ao franc,
"a per 100 Lo. Petroleum Fine Plle Anotlet
II francs 90 cenlines paid and II francs wv eeh'ss SCH